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Science 6

Matter & Atoms

6.P.2.1, 6.P.2.2, 6.P.2.3

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6th Grade Science ¨C Matter and Atoms

Week 1 ¨C Substances & Mixtures

Day 1 ¨C Read p. 41-41. Complete p. 40

Day 2 ¨C Read p. 43-44. Complete p. 51

Day 3 ¨C Read p. 45-47. Complete p. 52

Day 4 ¨C Read p. 48-49. Complete p. 53

Day 5 ¨C Complete p. 50,15-16

Week 2 ¨C Substances Continued.

Day 6 ¨C Complete 17-19.

Week 2 ¨C The Structure of Atoms

Day 7 ¨C Read p. 55-56. Complete p. 54

Day 8 ¨C Read p. 57-59. Complete p. 60, 26

Day 9 ¨C Complete 35-36.

Day 10 ¨C Complete 27-28.

CHAPTER 11

1

CHAPTER

LESSON 11

LESSON

Matter and Atoms

Substances and Mixtures

Key Concepts

What do you think? Read the three statements below and decide

whether you agree or disagree with them. Place an A in the Before column

if you agree with the statement or a D if you disagree. After you¡¯ve read

this lesson, reread the statements to see if you have changed your mind.

Before

Statement

After

1. Things that have no mass are not matter.

? What is the relationship

among atoms, elements,

and compounds?

? How are some mixtures

different from solutions?

? How do mixtures and

compounds differ?

2. The arrangement of particles is the same

throughout a mixture.

3. An atom that makes up gold is exactly the

same as an atom that makes up aluminum.

What is matter?

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Have you ever gone windsurfing? You lean back to balance

the board as the force of the wind pushes the sail. You can

feel the spray of water against your face. Everything around

you, whether you are windsurfing or sitting at your desk, is

made of matter. Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.

Matter is everything you can see, such as water and trees. It

is also some things you cannot see, such as air. You know

that air is matter because you can feel its mass when it blows

against your skin. You can see that it takes up space when it

inflates a sail or a balloon.

Anything that does not have mass or volume is not matter.

Types of energy, such as heat, sound, and electricity, are not

matter. Forces, such as gravity, are not forms of matter.

What is matter made of?

All solids, liquids, and gases are made of atoms. An atom is

a small particle that is the building block of matter. In this chapter, you

will read that an atom is made of even smaller particles. There

are many types of atoms. Each type of atom has a different

number of smaller particles. Atoms can combine with each

other in many ways. It is the many kinds of atoms and the

ways they combine that form the different types of matter.

Substances and Mixtures

Identify Main Ideas

Highlight the main idea of

each paragraph. Highlight

two details that support each

main idea with a different

color. Use your highlighted

copy to review what you

studied in this lesson.

Reading Check

1. Identify two

characteristics that a thing

must have to be called

matter.

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